HKU Main Campus & Centennial Campus
Nestled along the north-western slopes of Hong Kong Island, the HKU Campus seamlessly blends the historic with the new, where eastern and western influences interact in compelling ways. Here, centuries-old monuments are housed alongside innovative, technology-enabled learning spaces that inspire discovery and collaboration. Just a few metro stops away, the city’s vibrant science, culture, and food scenes make HKU the perfect base for exploring Hong Kong.
Grand Hall — Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre
The Grand Hall of HKU is built on the site of an underground reservoir that served various areas of the Hong Kong Island. Now, with its remarkable architectural design and dazzling acoustics, the Hall aspires to be a vital “reservoir of knowledge” for academic and cultural activities, serving the region and beyond.
The Hall has been built as a modern and multi-functional box-in-box structure, capable of supporting a wide variety of professional and international events such as concerts, ceremonies, academic conferences, and lectures.
